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The Publications Act replaces the Publications Control Board with an entirely new censorship machine operative at three differe

… replaces the Publications Control Board with an entirely new censorship machine operative at three differe …

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Lieutenant-General Johann Coetzee, Head of the Security Police, announces that Ernest Dipale, arrested under the new Internal S

… Police, announces that Ernest Dipale, arrested under the new Internal S …

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The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

… The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and …

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Fighting along the Egyptian-Israeli border is brought to a halt as a new 90-day cease-fire takes effect.

… the Egyptian-Israeli border is brought to a halt as a new 90-day cease-fire takes effect. …

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South Africa and Lesotho exchange prisoners across the Caledon River, heralding a new rapprochement and a lifting of strict bor

… exchange prisoners across the Caledon River, heralding a new rapprochement and a lifting of strict bor …

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Mandela’s Death Leaves South Africa Without Its Moral Center by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

… Africa Without Its Moral Center by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 5 December 2013 …

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Mandela Taken From Her Home In South Africa By Alan Cowell (The New York Times), 22 December 1985

… Taken From Her Home In South Africa By Alan Cowell (The New York Times), 22 December 1985 …

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Someday, African National Congress May Hit The Target By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), August 16, 1981

… Congress May Hit The Target By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), August 16, 1981 …

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The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 17-6 in the third test in Auckland and wins the series 2-1.

… The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 17-6 in the third test in Auckland and wins the …

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South Africa’s new Ambassador to the United Nations, Adriaan (Riaan) Eksteen, presents his credentials to the secretary-general

… South Africa’s new Ambassador to the United Nations, Adriaan (Riaan) …

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The IFP have issued a new Mission Statement calling for a ‘social market economy’ following a three-day National Council worksh

… The IFP have issued a new Mission Statement calling for a ‘social market economy’ …

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A comprehensive policy statement on South Africa’s new multi-national sports concessions is made by Sports Minister Dr. P. Koor

… A comprehensive policy statement on South Africa’s new multi-national sports concessions is made by Sports …

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New Year message from ANC President Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela to the people of South Africa 30 December 1991

… New Year message from ANC President Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela …

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The new Soweto Council is inaugurated. The Council, under the Chairmanship of David Thehahadi, is given considerable powers.

… The new Soweto Council is inaugurated. The Council, under the …

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The South African Indian Council (SAIC) unanimously rejects the government’s proposed new constitution, after two days of lengt

… (SAIC) unanimously rejects the government’s proposed new constitution, after two days of lengt …

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Chris Hani is appointed as the new chief-of-staff of Umkhonto we Sizwe, to succeed Joe Slovo.

… Chris Hani is appointed as the new chief-of-staff of Umkhonto we Sizwe, to succeed Joe Slovo. …

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Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees.

… Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees. …

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Geoffrey Hlabangane, chief executive officer and director of New Seasons Resources, Johannesburg, since 1999, is born in Middel

… Hlabangane, chief executive officer and director of New Seasons Resources, Johannesburg, since 1999, is born in …

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President Mandela signs the new Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all races. It incorporates the broad principles of t

… President Mandela signs the new Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all races. It …

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SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff.

… SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff. …

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General Lucas Johannes Meyer, later president of the New Republic (Nieuwe Republiek) established on territory received as rewar

… General Lucas Johannes Meyer, later president of the New Republic (Nieuwe Republiek) established on territory …

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A national strike paralyses Zimbabwe. Bowing to growing demonstrations, the government gives up plans for new taxes to finance

… growing demonstrations, the government gives up plans for new taxes to finance …

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Don Bradman scores 219 for New South Wales vs South Africa, in 234 minutes. It includes 15 fours.

… Don Bradman scores 219 for New South Wales vs South Africa, in 234 minutes. It includes …

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With effect from this date the New Zealand government terminates all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa.

… With effect from this date the New Zealand government terminates all tariff preferences …

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Ivory Coast’s new prime minister, Daniel Kablan Duncan, takes office, praising the economic austerity policies of his predecess

… Ivory Coast’s new prime minister, Daniel Kablan Duncan, takes office, …

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The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new &quot;interim&quot; national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik

… The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new "interim" national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik …

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Ciskei’s President Lennox Sebe is overthrown in a coup. The homeland’s new military leader, Brigadier Oupa Gqozo, announces tha

… Lennox Sebe is overthrown in a coup. The homeland’s new military leader, Brigadier Oupa Gqozo, announces tha …

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A new department of the T.U.C. (Transvaal University College, situated in Johannesburg), consisting of the arts and science cou

… A new department of the T.U.C. (Transvaal University College, …

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State President P.W. Botha outlines a new economic policy in his opening of Parliament speech, centred on privatisation, deregu

… State President P.W. Botha outlines a new economic policy in his opening of Parliament speech, …

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Leaders of the Neo-Destour (New Constitutional) Party, the Tunisian nationalist movement, are arrested after riots in Tunis.

… Leaders of the Neo-Destour (New Constitutional) Party, the Tunisian nationalist movement, …

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The Publications Act replaces the Publications Control Board with an entirely new censorship machine operative at three differe

Lieutenant-General Johann Coetzee, Head of the Security Police, announces that Ernest Dipale, arrested under the new Internal S

The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

Fighting along the Egyptian-Israeli border is brought to a halt as a new 90-day cease-fire takes effect.

South Africa and Lesotho exchange prisoners across the Caledon River, heralding a new rapprochement and a lifting of strict bor

Mandela’s Death Leaves South Africa Without Its Moral Center by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

Mandela Taken From Her Home In South Africa By Alan Cowell (The New York Times), 22 December 1985

Someday, African National Congress May Hit The Target By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), August 16, 1981

The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 17-6 in the third test in Auckland and wins the series 2-1.

South Africa’s new Ambassador to the United Nations, Adriaan (Riaan) Eksteen, presents his credentials to the secretary-general

The IFP have issued a new Mission Statement calling for a ‘social market economy’ following a three-day National Council worksh

A comprehensive policy statement on South Africa’s new multi-national sports concessions is made by Sports Minister Dr. P. Koor

New Year message from ANC President Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela to the people of South Africa 30 December 1991

The new Soweto Council is inaugurated. The Council, under the Chairmanship of David Thehahadi, is given considerable powers.

The South African Indian Council (SAIC) unanimously rejects the government’s proposed new constitution, after two days of lengt

Chris Hani is appointed as the new chief-of-staff of Umkhonto we Sizwe, to succeed Joe Slovo.

Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees.

Geoffrey Hlabangane, chief executive officer and director of New Seasons Resources, Johannesburg, since 1999, is born in Middel

President Mandela signs the new Constitution, guaranteeing equal rights to all races. It incorporates the broad principles of t

SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff.

General Lucas Johannes Meyer, later president of the New Republic (Nieuwe Republiek) established on territory received as rewar

A national strike paralyses Zimbabwe. Bowing to growing demonstrations, the government gives up plans for new taxes to finance

Don Bradman scores 219 for New South Wales vs South Africa, in 234 minutes. It includes 15 fours.

With effect from this date the New Zealand government terminates all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa.

Ivory Coast’s new prime minister, Daniel Kablan Duncan, takes office, praising the economic austerity policies of his predecess

The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new &amp;quot;interim&amp;quot; national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik

Ciskei’s President Lennox Sebe is overthrown in a coup. The homeland’s new military leader, Brigadier Oupa Gqozo, announces tha

A new department of the T.U.C. (Transvaal University College, situated in Johannesburg), consisting of the arts and science cou

State President P.W. Botha outlines a new economic policy in his opening of Parliament speech, centred on privatisation, deregu

Leaders of the Neo-Destour (New Constitutional) Party, the Tunisian nationalist movement, are arrested after riots in Tunis.

The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new "interim" national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik